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# expo-template

Template for simple Expo app

## Maintenance

* `pnpm outdated`: Check for outdated dependencies for client
  * `pnpm up --latest`: Update dependencies to latest versions for client
  * Or choose certain dependencies to update by specifying package names
* `pnpm install --resolution-only`: Check for outdated dependencies or potential version conflicts
* `pnpm why <package-name>`: Check why a certain package is installed and which other packages depend on it

## Upgrading Expo SDK + dependencies

<https://docs.expo.dev/workflow/upgrading-expo-sdk-walkthrough/#upgrade-dependencies>:

* `pnpx expo upgrade`: Upgrade the Expo SDK version and update all dependencies to compatible versions
  * Or `pnpm add expo@^55.0.0`
* `pnpx expo install --check`: Check for outdated Expo-related dependencies and suggest updates
* `pnpx expo install --fix`: Automatically update Expo-related dependencies to compatible versions
* `pnpx expo install <package-name>`: Install a package and automatically choose the correct version compatible with the Expo SDK version
  * For anything Expo/React Native related

Read more:

* Code: <https://github.com/expo/expo>
  * tools/src/Versions.ts
  * packages/expo-doctor/src/api/getNativeModuleVersionsAsync.ts
  * packages/expo/bundledNativeModules.json
* All Expo versions: <https://api.expo.dev/v2/versions/latest>
* Live Expo SDK package versions: <https://api.expo.dev/v2/sdks/EXPO\\_SDK\\_VERSION.0.0/native-modules>

## Package management

* When a package version is listed with `~` or no sign, high chance it means Expo is managing the version and you should not update it manually
* Use `pnpm epc <EXPO_SDK_VERSION>` to make sure


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